For many many years, MSU had a brick chimney at their old coal fired power plant.\u00a0 And this chimney could be seen as a back drop from Spartan Stadium.<\/p>\n
Well, MSU decided to tear down that old chimney as it hasn’t been used for many years.\u00a0 But, rather than just haul the bricks to the dump, they decided to sell the bricks for $50 each.<\/p>\n
While I applaud their efforts, I don’t think that too many people are going to pay $50 for a nondescript brick.\u00a0 After all, any one could go to a local land fill and scavenge a brick and claim that it is from that chimney.<\/p>\n
But more to the point, who would want a brick from an old chimney? \u00a0 A toilet from Jenison Field house would be much more of a\u00a0 conversation piece than a brick from a chimney.\u00a0 And lets get real.\u00a0 The head of “Sparty” could easily fetch a Mil.<\/p>\n
And, when everything else is gone from the campus, you could always sell off the soil at a dollar a bag.\u00a0 These are hard times in Michigan.<\/p>\n
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For many many years, MSU had a brick chimney at their old coal fired power plant.\u00a0 And this chimney could be seen as a back drop from Spartan Stadium. Well, MSU decided to tear down that old chimney as it … Continue reading